Sentence examples for to be director from inspiring English sources

Does he want to be director general?

To wit: does Mortier really want to be director at City Opera at all?

Littlewood used to be director of communications for the Lib Dems.

"It's funny to be director," she said in an interview at her offices this summer.

"No one obliges you to be director of the Paris Opera," Mr. Gall said.

Instead, the commission has appointed Michael McManus to be "director of transition".

Frank Cabot, a career intelligence official, has been nominated to be director of central intelligence.

Moser asks what Forman would do if invited to be director general for the day.

About 14 years later I was recruited by Avon to be director of direct sales development.

He came here in 1933 to be director of the School of American Ballet.

"Hal walked the fine line of wanting to be director and me be the producer," he said.